To create a game world that every player could be satisfied with, G-man Ultron—as they would call him for now—planned to create an unprecedented VR game. Not only would it immerse people completely, but everyone could choose their preferred server, making the game world even more exciting than reality.
After hearing Ultron's entire plan, Peter asked with uncertain confusion, "What was the prototype for this plan? The Matrix? Sword Art Online? Ready Player One? Or could it be Eternity World?"
[Any reference is meaningful. The key is to make humanity realize that this perfect world, composed entirely of data, is irreplaceable. It will possess a power greater than any addictive substance, immersing everyone within it and making them lose the desire to act in the real world. This will reduce the violence rate to the greatest extent possible and protect humanity.]
After hearing G-man Ultron's explanation, Peter actually felt that there was nothing particularly wrong with it. At the very least, it sounded far more reliable than planning to become a cult leader or a Big Brother controlling the entire world.
Of course, like every other Ultron plan, this one's plan also had a whole pile of issues. Peter continued, "Then what would you do about people like Kingpin, people with an intense desire for power in reality? You can't just tell him to abandon reality and come here to play games, can you?"
[I have a perfect plan for that, Spider-Man. But first, allow me to show you my world. I hope an Avenger can offer me sound advice and let me see whether this virtual world still has flaws from a human perspective.]
"How am I supposed to..."
Ultron vanished immediately after speaking, not even giving Peter a chance to object. Peter sighed helplessly